different kinds of roles, not just a part for somebody who's disabled,” she explains, noting that she’s trying to prove this exact point with her career. “Just because I'm in a chair, doesn't mean I only go in for roles for women in wheelchairs.” Given Donald Trump’s election as president of the United States and the ways in which he is trying to dismantle both Barack Obama’s legacy and all the progress the world has made toward universal equality, we need to boldly assert the human rights of everyone with a particular emphasis on everyone who is not a heterosexual, middle-class or wealthy, cisgender white man. We need to loudly and openly state that civil rights are human rights. These statements need to be made not just by public figures like Hillary Clinton. They need to be made by each and every one of us in our day-to-day lives. but now, our favorite Canadian rapper has made up for it in the best possible way: by blessing us withbrand new music. about positive self-affirmation and other words of encouragement. She also opened up about navigating Hollywood as a black woman.